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<blockquote data-quote="n2audio" data-source="post: 8307522" data-attributes="member: 540940">Got driver&#039;s side door wired.&nbsp; Had to unbolt the pkg brake and disconnect the cable under the van for room to work.I was able to use the wiring boot going into the door -- but that boot doesn&#039;t connect to the door frame, it just ends half way between the door and the frame/jamb.&nbsp; The main wiring grommet is much higher and forward, it might even feed into the engine compartment so it really wasn&#039;t an option.Luckily, there&#039;s an unused plug/grommet below the hinges -- behind it I found a cavity full of expanding foam.I needed to route the wire about a foot, going almost straight upward through this foam.I used a screwdriver to create a path then taped my spkr wire to a much more stiff wire to feed it through.It was a slow process, but I eventually got it done.I also mounted the crossover.Passenger&#039;s side should go much better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="n2audio, post: 8307522, member: 540940"] Got driver's side door wired. Had to unbolt the pkg brake and disconnect the cable under the van for room to work. I was able to use the wiring boot going into the door -- but that boot doesn't connect to the door frame, it just ends half way between the door and the frame/jamb. The main wiring grommet is much higher and forward, it might even feed into the engine compartment so it really wasn't an option. Luckily, there's an unused plug/grommet below the hinges -- behind it I found a cavity full of expanding foam. I needed to route the wire about a foot, going almost straight upward through this foam. I used a screwdriver to create a path then taped my spkr wire to a much more stiff wire to feed it through. It was a slow process, but I eventually got it done. I also mounted the crossover. Passenger's side should go much better. [/QUOTE]

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